Our perspective on living and loving the Mid Century Modern Eclectic style

The other day I was sitting quietly in my warehouse surrounded by my mid century modern pieces.  I know that they are all 50 plus year’s old but on that day the obvious info struck me on a deeper level.  I realized that they are connected to each other, related to each other by way

I sometimes feel like I’m intruding on ghosts when I enter a home that is liquidating its furnishings.  From the bedroom to the basement exciting vintage pieces that were collected over a life time call out to me to save them from the shadows so that they may shine again.  They want to be appreciated

I read in a magazine that you can change certain small and medium pieces on your living room without changing too much in order to refresh the look of your place. So I suggest that this holiday season you create a new living room to have family and friends over with style and functionality and

Almost every big name company has produced blond furniture during their lifetime in business. Especially during the years of 1950-1970, well known companies like Conant Ball, Brown Saltman, Heywood Wakefield, Temple Stuart, etc manufactured furniture pieces with innovative design and with an almost united theme of light color wood. And yes, while some used ash